The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-10-14
SUNBEAMS.

SUNBkSA MS.
-Frabk Payne is clerking at the new
store.
1. D. Burdick was in town this
week.
The WarHer school begins Monday
morning sure.
Mrs. Geo. Gange is visiting her
mother in Nebraska.
Farmers generally are very much
behind With their blowing.
Mrs. A. l.. Kingston and Miss Con-
dit left Sunday for Minneapolis.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wright left Tuesday on
n visit to her mother at Wells, Miau.
Rev. Davies failed to put in al ap-
peGrance last Sunday evening as advsr-
tised.
JAS. Bassetl is the postmaster at
the new Office named Bright on the
county line.
p. X. Willis has opened up his new
store and will have something to say to
THE Sun readers Rext week.
Rev. Fl. McMeekia, Presbyterian
pastor of Mellette, will preach in the
NJ. +. church Sunday evening.
TIE SUN is a day late this week.
We ask the indulgence of our readers
and promise that it will not occur again.
-John QuiAby Of Nora Springs, Ia,
is in town looking after his business in
terests. John was one of our pioneers.
The new store Of P. X. Willis will
be in full blast in a few days. Mean
while groceries are being cold wonder
fully cheap.
Geo. VanSlack, of AberdeeR, has
been in town this week moving several
buildings. Monday he will move the
feed mill about 100 feet north.
Charley Henry, a farmer living east
of town, il supposed TO have skipped
for parts unknown. His wife says she
knows nothing Of his whereabouts.
The warner house will change
hands tuesday, when Albert Cate will
assume the role Of bcniface. The re.
firing landlord, Mr.. Kile, will remove to
Aberdeen.
Geo Thompson, of Newhope, got
some pieces Of iax straw in his eyes
while threshing some weeks ago and
since then they have been growing
gradually verse. AT the present time
they are in a bad state, bat the doctors
hope 60 preserve his eyssight.
Ale ok of space and time prevents AS
giving anything like an account of the
proceedings Of the teachers institute
held III Aberdeen this week, but it was
spoken Of BY everyone as q grand sue
cess. Eighty-ive actual teachers we're
la attendance. The interest was in
tense from Monday morning until Fri
day s~fsernoon.
ADVERTISED LETTERS Following
is = list Of letters remaining unsalled for
at the Warner, Oak, postofics for the
month ending Sept. 80, 1887:
Bond Mrs EF Dunkerson Henry
Bencdick Gordon A Hamley w G
Brisk0is Mrs GA Leedy CM
Bolies Frank N0ren S p
Burrige Miss Jessie Luebke Miss TilIie
III Dunkars0n henry
Condit Sidney
MARRrED-At MelIetss. On Thursday,
Oct. IS, by Rev. VIM. Brswn, Mr.
Eugene Waterbury, Of Warner, and
Miss Nsllis Wrigley, Of Mellette.
The bride is thought very highly hhiiy OF in
Metsstte, while the groom, although he
has been = resident Of our town bit 4
few months, is one 81 our brightest and
mort popular yOung man. We wish the
Young couple all the joys that flcah il
heirto.
$3.50 lW CASH. 5 Worcesters
and 3 Webstsr's Dictionaries, worth $50,
sna 4 Dictionary Holders, worth $3.50.
given IS PRIZES for The best essays
answering the question Why should /
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